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The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
IN THE HOTEL coRRIpoRs.

This Is a wet day and has the effect OF
making things in general dull. The hotel
Hobbies were not so crowded to-day, nor was
the Conversation of an interesting kind; the
subject most talked of was the ineasly
weather and the prospects of an open win
ter. Politics was lost sight of and the
lounger stayed indoors and passed the time
away reading the newspapers. Once IN
while knot of men would collect and dis.
cuss the seating Of Faulkner and the posi-
bility of Riddleberger acting with the Demo
crat. On the whole, however, the lobbies
were desert for news, and with the exccp-
ton Of the arrivals nothing transpired TO
wake up the overworked hotel clerk. Wet
days are days Of rest for the h. c., and they
usuply look forward to them MS girl does
TO The coming Of her tardy lover.
The arrivals at the uptown hotels, owing
to the rain, were a trifc light to-day. vii
lard's Hotel accommodates J. Ross Robert
son and John r. Robertson of Toronto
Can; Werton Lewis, Boston, Winslow ].
Wyoming, and j. c. Tiffany, New York, are
at the Riggs Notwithstanding the disagree
able weather the Ebbitt House register
shows variety Of names. There are Il. T.
Clark Of New York, Charles A. Tinker of
the same State. W. d. Hay and wife, Ra-
ieIBn, ~. vi w. biauiOru, NcW iorh'
At the st. James the register shows many
Southern arrivals They include ]. /.
Wilder and ]. w. Cune, Tennessee; NJ. r.
CARROLL Augusta, Ga, and ]. p. Foster, At
lanta, Ga. W. B. Childers, New Mexico;
r. Henderson, North Carolina; c. l.. Ste
wins, Missouri; Henry d. Broman, Missouri,
have arrived and are at the Metropolitan
Most of the guests that registered at jhe Ma
tional to-day were New Workers. They are
W. II. King, Albany; H. Koch, New York
city; Samuel Daltop, New York; G. s. Brad
lev Xonkefs, N. Y; Campbell Letlore, Choc-
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Alexandria News

ALExANpRIA, VA, Dec, l5.-The election
cfa councilman for the Third ward is in
progress today. The candidates are G. j.
W. Summers, Democrat and d. +. Waddy,
independent.
City Treasurer Harlow's petition for an
increase of salary has been granted by the
Council.
Mrs. Catherine NJ Clevinger has been
qualified as executrix of the estate of the
late Mary A. Merchant.
Mr.. Reavis' book setting forth the object,
and advantages of the Mount Vernon avenue
enterprise will be issued about the first ol
January.
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Omen Sesame,

husband (comng home late from the
lodge)--Going to keep Inc standing ont here
in the cold all night, MIRA? Lemme in
Wife with cold, metallic voicc)lf you
can distinctly articulate the words "Six
long, slim, slick saplings," Mr.. Ferguson,
will unlock the door and not otherwise.
Husband SLOWLY and with labored enrn-
ciation)I have brought you beautiful set
of (hic) furs, Mira.
Door opens Immediately. = lChicaso
Tribune
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Encts Worth knowing.

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous mem
branc the remedy used must be non-irritat-
ing. The medical profession has been slow
to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with douchcs, snuiis, powders,
syringcs, astringents, or any similar appica-
ton, because they are all irritating, do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned as worse than failures.
A multitude Of persons who have for years
borne all the worry and pain tlnt catnrrh
can infiict, testify TO radical and permanent
cures wrought by Elys Cream Balm.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
CITY SPECIALS.
Burisart's Splendid Dining-Pariors
for Ladies'.

The energetic proprietor of these supcrbly-
furnished dining-pnrlors for ladies, which
arc very conveniently situated on the corner
of Tenth and i streets northwest, has intro
duced now dish, which is styled "S0-ccnt
cold cuts including several Kinds of cold
meats, which If ordered would cost at least
Sl,jO. He offers this as nm induccmcnt for
the business men and shopping ladies, TO
lunch at his quiet and iirst-cii,ss ladies' and
gcntloincn's dining-rooms. Ladies' entrance
ON Tenth street. Polite attention strictly
enforced and clargcs very reasonable.
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Decorated Pottery.
PORCELAIN
Rich CUT-GLAss,
Holiday Furniture, Stoves, &C., 4

Holiday Furniture, Stoves, Sc, &c.
Rudden, the popular installment mer-
chant, centrally located, ut $50 and 032 Sew
cnth street northwest, has just received one
of the most extensive stocks of all kinds of
housekeeping goods that has ever been re-
ccivtl In this city, which will be sold at cash
prices ON the installinent plan, with terms to
cook and heating stoves. Mr. Ruddcn is I,
safe and reliable man to trade with. He is
the pioneer installment merchant of the Ma
tional Capital.
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Sales of Real Estate.

TO the Robert Portner Brewing Company,
for Sls,2ii, lots 0 and 10, square 209, prop
erty ! 10 feet two inches on Maryland avenue
and sixty,fve feet seven inches on Thirteenth
street southwest.
T. II. Morten has sold to S. II. Gardner,
for 80 $50. lot IA, square 297 property 1sxl00
feet on t street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth northwest.
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CITY SPECIALS.
SliI1

Did you hear about seth? seth's Christ
mas prcscnt? Seth's evening dress outfit
for 20 and $40 cachY just what the young
men want.
Regular pricc.,",................s6 10 and $l3 30
Saved ..."."................".Sl 80 and 80 10
Dress shirts, collars, cuffs silk handkcr-
chiefs, blnck silk hose, dress ties, white
stoninc studs and link buttons, and white
kid gloves comprise the outfit. Go and see
Seth.
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The Proposed Brewery.

a. stated by THE CRIrIo some time ago the
Robert Portner Brewing Company of Alex
andia will erect large brewery on the
corner of Thirteenth street west and Mary
land avenue. II is expected TO cost at least
$250,0O0. The deed transferring the prop
erty, fronting no feet and inches on tile
avenue and % feet inches on Thirteenth
street, was recorded yesterday. The price
paid was Sl3ol4.
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A Hint 10 Yurchnscrs.

Purchasers OF h0liday goods will not over
look the advertisement in another column
of Oh. Rupert, Nos. iO3, 4o5 and iO7
Seventh street northwest. This Is one of
there is nothing in the toySino that may
not be found in Mr.. Ruppert's stock.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Petroleum,

b. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building, fur
ns shs o nSav brbss
77t; lowest, 76s; 2:l5 p, M, 76s.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by A.
Macgill ~ Co., bankers and brokers, 515Sev-
enth street northwest;
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slrn KlNo. 1Al0 Pom. ave.
NORMoop INsrIruTE

NORWOOD INsTIrUTT.
MY FniENns: I have followed your suggcs-
ton; secured honest, skilled teachers; tried
to do al well ut the beginning; feel that u
school II Il living thing, its history the sum
OF all the acts Of teachers and pupils. We
cannot afford the slightest sham,
Respectfully, w. ID. CABEIL
Principal.
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Christmas Trees.

Bring all the little ones 10 see our Xmns
tree. They are all expecting Santa Claus To
bring them something nice, and pnpas and
mnninas can find everything In the toy line
q the great and popular Five Cent store of
Turpin Il Co., 1870 7tli It. II. W.
The decorated tree is attracting and pleas
ing all the little bright eyes that see Il.
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A Largo Deal in Land.

The recent purchase by Mr.. W. II,
Barstow of the old Ezra Clark place is the
largest real estate deal of the week. The
place hns an area of twenty-four acres and
brought $4,000. II rs said the property will
soon be, subdiyded into building lots and
nut OH the market
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CIrY NEws pAnAGnApHs.

"A meeting Of citizens Association No. .
will be held in the chapel Of Lutheran Me-
mortal Church tomorrow evening.
Hon, Fred. Douglass will deliver Ice
ture this evening OIL "My Travels in Foreign
Lands at the Metropolitan A. NJ. IL.
Church
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The supreme Court Marshal,

Richard Q. Parsons of Cleveland. Ohio, is
said to be tho coming man for the Marshal
ship Of the United States Supreme Court, to
succeed My. Nicolay. He was Marshal of
this court for six years, from 1866 TO 1872
and was Consul General at Rio Janeiro
under President Lincoln.
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Hon. Frederick Douglas will lecture Mt
Roberts Chapel Friday night, the proceeds
to go 10 the fund for u home for aged and des-
titute colored people.
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MoNo6RAMs and address dies stamped in
colors at low figures. Kervand's, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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DON'T Fail TO Call

mt the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. IS
Stores Monday, December 10, and the fol-
lowing week, and secure one of their hand
some souvenirs, entitled ''The First Step"
They are q perfect gem, given TO every pur-
chaser of One Pound Tea, Two Pounds Cof-
fee, or One Pound Baking Powder.
5O3 Seventh st., 1920 Fourteenth st.
Georgetown Dranch 3lOI NJ st.
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Trs per cent off on our $3.50 Silver Chat
Watches makes them s.. .s5. I.adson's, 433 9TH
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have no superior Manufactured and sold
at q street, corner of Eleventh northwest.
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l350-oyEncoArs; they are made well and
trimmed far better than is used in such price
coats generally, Eiseman Bros, mannfac-
turers, corner eth and II.
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1t Is the Best

$l5-ovERCoATs In twenty different shades
Eiseman Bros, manufacturers, cor. 7th l. u
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"shectz, the Confectionery"

Of q. and Eleventh streets northwest, had
placed orders for 3s,i00 fine boxes for his
Christmas trade, but his business has in
creased so largely that he has been compelled
10 order several thousand more.
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south Washington.

near Rich's wharf has not been identified.
On it was found baggage check from
Lynchburg, Va, to this city, The dead man
was dressed in a blue uniform, such as is
worn by inmates of Government asylums
and homes. The remains are lying at the
morgue.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15

Ono bottle of Salvation Oil ran change n
frantic victim of rheumatism into dove oi
gentlencss.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15

SEE our Choices Pattern Children's Rings
and Earring, sl.5O. Ladsonls, i33 Seventh 5
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sl5-oyERcoArs; they are bandsomely.lined
throughout with satin. Eiseman Bros,
manufacturers, corner 7tl and H.
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ALL GOODS marked in plain figures, and 10
per cent. discount at Ladson's Jewelry Store,
1888 eth.
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Buy Your Christmas Candies
of "Sheetz, the Confcctioncr," corner of q
and Eleventh streets northwest.
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Ask for 1t. Scblitz's Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15

Burkart's New and Elegant Dim
ing ParlOrs.
The popular proprietor of these new and
inugnifcently furnished dining-rooms which
are cigibly located on the corner of + and
ioli" Of fnrnishing meals nr,un"hnsSi Sini Il H.
who are in large numbers in that locality
daily doing their shopping Gentlemen or
ladies will find this restaurant a quiet and
very nice place to 60 when hungry. En-
trance on Tenth street. Everything first
class. Charges moderate and polite atten-
ton guaranteed.
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SEE Our 81 and $50 Pearl Opcra-tilasscs.
10 per cent. discount reduces then, TO $3.50
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VISITING CARDS neatly engraved from YOU
plates at rs cents per hundred. Kcrvand
l0l2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LITHoGRAPH CHECK Books made TO order
Handsome designs. kervand, 1919 Pennsyl
vania avenue
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Shcctz's Candies

Johnson's, 18th and II,
European. Ladies' large saloon attached.
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To the Art.Loyipw public.

An invitation is extended to examine the
large. assortment of pictures and frames at
Neerhoh7s, 9l6 and III Seventh street. En-
cravings, Etchings, Photos, Artotypes
Chromos, &c., in endless variety, and the
bcst-selected and largest stock of frame
mouldings can be found at Veorhoil's two
stores, 9l6 and All Seventh street,
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES at Vecr-
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To the Ladies'.

Send your lace curtains to the Swiss Stear
Laundry 1922 Il street.
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Il Is Not NECESSARY

GoLp.llEApEp CANES, $3.50 and up. Lad
son, 433 Seventh street
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SEE our Holiday Jewclry "Ad." Ladson
I33 Seventh street
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SEE our S25 rca-set 6 pieces. Ladson's, 43;
Seventh street
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Sick and bilious headache cured by Dir.
Picrce's Pellets
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"Shcctz, the Confectionery"
corner of G and Eleventh streets northwest.
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A National Musical Conservatory.
A National Conservatory of Music Is soon
to be opened at 1918 Twelfth street. The
enterprise will be introduced to the public
by concert at Albaugh's on the 10th instant
The talent employed Is of the best.
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"snErrz, the Confectioner.' h

RRGILpIYG oLD FRAMES at Yeerhofi's, All
and 0l6 Seventh street.
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Shcctz's Pure Candies.
G street, corner Of Eleventh northwest.

DIP you HEAR about those pants we make
to order at -? Call and see the variety of
patterns. Eiseman Bros, cor, 9Th and Il.
manufacturing clothicIs and iuilors.
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The Queen of Beers

is trihe higher in price, but Of superior
quality 10 all others.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15

Drink Phil. Best Brewing Com
pany's Milwaukee Beer,
the acknowledged Beer Of the District. For
trade-naIk (Which appears on every bottle),
sec Sunday papers. Rctailed by dealersg en-
orally and wholesale only by \. ID. Harper,
TOS and 705 North Capitol street.
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"AIdcrney Dairy wnpons."

"N1dcrncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter, chumed every
morningand delivered in ib Ward prints,
Zoe. per ib. Also cottage cheese, butteermilk
and sweet milk, DC. per- at. Cream, l5c
per at.
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Housckecpers and Others, Attcn-
ton!
Smiths reliable installment house, cligibly
located at i52 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, has full stock Officiating and cooking
stoves, ranges carpets, furniture, blankets,
comforters, parlor and dining-room sets. etc.
These goods are staple articles, and they are
in demand and will be sold on easy terms,
by the week or month, on the installment
plan, to suit their customers
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Hotel Windsor

can't be excelled in fine table board and
handsome apartments.
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For Washington Dressed Beef
go to John r. Kelly, stalls 62s, 620 and $50
Centre Market and 26 and 20s Northern
Liberty. Corned beef Il specially.
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Quininc Capsules. Prices To-day.

doz. grain, o cents
dol. . grains, s cents.
doz. > grains, 10 cents.
doz. . grains, 20 cents.
100 grain, % cents.
100 grains, 30 cents.
100 3 grains, 20 cents.
100 3 grains, Sl.0O.
Ar MEnrz's, 10ii II st. n. W.
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Ten per cent, dIsCOunt NJ LausOnTFi IJ3 Ith
The Queen of Beers.
The only beer for ladies.
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Snow, Tree Ornaments, Xmas Cards, Scrap
Pictures. J.. Jay Gould, i2l Ninth street.
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sl3.5O-ovERcoATs, in many colors and
shades. Eiseman Bros, manufacturers, cor.
eth and L.
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G0nraiional
INSTITUTE.

Select school for young ladies. Pupils re-
ceived at all times and reduction for the part of
session lost Call at 1907 Mass ave.
nRAWING AND PAINTING.-.NATIONALA ACAD.
~ cmy of Fine Arts SOL Il street, presided
over by Mrs Imogene u. Morrell, who has had IL
medals and studied Is years In Europe with the
forming careless habits Of drawing they will be
received saturdays, at 4 years Of aye and up
ward, for almost nothing. Thorough instruction
In every branch Of art from drawing OF all kinds
10 portrait and historical painting. Evening
classes for ladies' and gentlemen, Mondays and
Wednesdays at Z o'clock
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15

"snErrz, the Confectionery +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
TIE POISONED HORSES.

More than hundred have been poisoned at the
stables OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company, It
stated yesterday Only have died thus far from the
poison and the veterinary surgeon, James McCafrsy
thinks Of the others be saved Those that
died were great agony and suffered from nvulsoDs
for they died. Twenty Of those which
taken the largest quantity OF the poison In the
hospital under treatment The poison used appears to
have been cyanide OF potassium. Superintc hden
Reilly who has charge Of the stable building at night
said last evening that II not thought the poisoning
had been done by the recent strikers.
Nearly all Of our hostlers." said he, are old mon
who have employed for years by the company and
thcre action them. Tho dirty work
was by discharged who has been set up
to by others was an easy matter 10 20 throng the
are making thorough Investigation aud f tho parties
he caught they will DO prosecutedto tho full extent
OF the law"
President Lyon and Mr.. Hart take the Same view and
do not attribute the poisoning to the srkers The atten
ton Of Mr. Bsrgh called to the matter yesterday and
his society will investigate thoroughly the crcum
stances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
THE HOLSTERS FALL AGAIN.
NETWORK HAS FOUND VICTIM AT LAST.
ST. LOUIS CHAMPIONS BEATEN BY THE NETS AND
I0uIsyILIE ny BROOKLYN.

ST. LOUIS CHAMPIONS BEATEN BY THE NETS AND
LOUISVILLE BY BROOKLYN.
The baseball club again tried conclusions with
s New.York Polo Grounds yesterday but the
HOLSTERS found for victory utess
and they were again defeated. The game was rather
ordinary along with machneke regularity and
aroused frantic yss than IL usual The New-forker
Cultivated their showed scientific accuracy
IN their fielding ana ran with speed and
judgment their Western opponent and naturally
enough won easily Keee allowed the Hsoser batters 70
actual hits and presented them with anoher
base called balls Hcay the lank pitcher
who IL called the Egyptian because he looks 90 much Ike
mummy, pitched excellent game considering the
wretchsd support he received from his fellows
Richardson coanor covered their positions In hns FORM
and deserved liberal applause bestowed upsn them
spectators present. but that number MADE
enough noise for $4,000.
The scored Ave In the fourth inning
and . commanding lead Ternan went to nrss
on an error Of Glasscock and stole to
second Another bunder By the great short stop
Gore 70 take two bases and sent T1srns n
benny esp. sasn reached sr.t o.
berg Gillespie stole 10 second and VENT
passed ball Basseit DO In style Also oiunaeIea
second and third II fns style a.d scored
Int By Deasoy The latter rot to third on hit ~ heete
scared Gsiass ont g. Mcoeaehy lncentre melt one
added TO New Yorks score In the NTH innns
Ceaaor making twob4se hit and scoring on hit BY TIER
nan. ,,.. -.,.u- q, ,h. e,.,
h and spry sesy ssnt 70 nst on called balls Eaon
stole Shsbsrs hen got TO frat on an error oy kees
ras home before Ward could return he bail home
plata Tho score WAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
BROOKLYN.


The examination of tho Bridge accounts by W. A.
Brown, OF the Board OF Audit, shows reooips OF
S42a C42 IL from lis for the six mInhs ohdDg june
80, and disbursements Of S376,o47 o.
James ii. Coroy, proprietor "f the United States
Hotel In FuIton-st New York. has brought an action
In the Supreme Court TO restrain the Board OF Trustees
Of MILESTONE l. l., from removing him nom tho po-
sltlon OF president Of tho board which he has held
since January /. On July four Of the members OF
the board held meeting in his absence and elected
6 ID. Roe to succeed HIN the ground that ho was
10 longer 0 resident Of the village lie claims that
he was told no meeting would be held on account Oh
the death Of his wife. lilo stu owns properly ana Is
order to restrain the trustees from acting was de-
fcrrcd yesterday owing to the absence of counsel for
tho boaIi Mr.. Corey he does not propose 70 Dc
fired out" Of Office.
Alfred II. Reeves has begun a suit for absolute
divorce from Mrs. Julia Reeves. Both are singers at
Coney Island.
Frederick Dunno, ago fifteen an adopted of
James O. Dunno, Of No. 248 Adams st., has been away
from his home since Friday. He has disappeared
several times before Mr.. Dunno thinks tho boy has
been spirited away that he could not testify In re-
gard to An assault upon his adopted father by ParoE
mckenna, of No. 81 Johnson-st., where Mrs. dunno
lives with her mother and sister.
Seven mllkmen arrested In tho Greenpoint por-
ton Of the city yesterday for selling impure milk and
Police Justice Naeher fined them $50 each
Mrs Catharine Daniels naturallzed In Brook
Ign on September 8, 1857. The court records show
that applications for naturalization made by
women frequently.
The Grand Army Veterans propose to celebrate
July 30 a. Veterans Day." parade Of the various
posts will be mado In Prospect Park this year and
special concert of patriotic music will bo given.
W. II. Beard applied to the Board Of Assessors yes
terday for reduction In tho assessed valuation of the
Erie Basin property belonging to his fathers estate.
Tho improved property II valued at $3.50 and Mr.
Beard asked 70 have 1t reduced to $500 900. He said
the value Of the property not more than $780,
ooo and the revenue was only $4,000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
MP. JEROME AND THE SARATOGA COURSE.
" ALL TIE CLUBS AGREE lie WILL BUY TIKI

TRACK AND tsTABLIsH CIRCUIT.
Leonard W. Jerome who he AT the head OF
new turf enterprise In this part Of tho country.
vonches for the truth of the statement that he
IL negotiating for the property OF the sar.
aosa Racing Association. Secretary wheatley on the
cthor hand that MT Jerome talking Of
published in yesterdays venerable
chestnut" Mr.. Wheatsy 10 safe Saratoga. but
Mr.. Jerome 10 in town and q reporter went in
search OF him YESTERDAY " get the facts The
search long IL began 10 m lased till
p when the upmisaksbe figure Of the turf
sirolling mp Fifth-ave.
Mr. Jeromss hands in his poci cts head
IN tall white hat his thoughts in Saratoga The
porter had trouble In forcing recall Of those thoughts
tho story quite true" Mr. Jerome said length I'VE
trying buy property Of the Saratoga Racing
aon and there's reasonable prospect OF NsGot
tons have advanced far enough for make
precise nature public
Here Mt Jerome his cold gray the Informs
Yen seeker and steppei slower.
The idea he TO make racing circuit" he continued and
ION the order Of the trostng crcuitr' the
vsund
said. 80 ~ e' "
After pauss he went "If all the clubs VIII agree our
proposition 10 10 buy the Saratoga course and make q
circuit that will include ali the prominent racing
association IN Tie kast fair show
ciashiDg OF dates The Washing.
ton Saratoga and the courses Ia
the neshborheod OF New YORK Except Brighton Beach,
ne you are sos eaynE the ccsrs In order to make tia
Mr. Jerome secuted the idea Harmony should prevail